Moore Public Schools

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Mooreschools
MoorePS.jpg
"Learning For Life" or "Moore Learning For Life"
Address
1500 SE 4th Street
Moore, Oklahoma 73160
Information
School type Public, school district
Staff 2,345
Grades Preschool–12
Enrollment 21,000+  (2006-2010)
Campus Suburban
Area Moore, Oklahoma
Website

Moore Public School District also known as Moore Public Schools is a public school district in Moore, Oklahoma. The school district is the 3rd largest in the state of Oklahoma, after Tulsa Public Schools and Oklahoma City Public Schools, with an enrollment of 21,210 as of October 2008..

The district serves not only the city of Moore[1] but also very large portions of the south side of Oklahoma City, and the northern side of Norman. The district covers approximately 160 square miles (410 km2) and has pre kindergarten through 12 grade students enrolled.

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[edit] List of Schools

The school district includes 30 schools,[2] with preschool through 6th grade students attending elementary schools, 7th and 8th grade students attending junior high schools and 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th grade students attending high schools.

[edit] High schools

[edit] Junior High Schools

  • Brink Junior High
  • Central Junior High
  • Highland East Junior High
  • Highland West Junior High
  • Moore West Junior High

[edit] Elementary schools

  • Apple Creek Elementary
  • Briarwood Elementary
  • Broadmoore Elementary
  • Bryant Elementary
  • Central Elementary
  • Earlywine Elementary
  • Eastlake Elementary
  • Fairview Elementary
  • Fisher Elementary
  • Heritage Trails Elementary
  • Houchin Elementary
  • Kelly Elementary
  • Kingsgate Elementary
  • Northmoor Elementary
  • Oakridge Elementary
  • Plaza Towers Elementary
  • Red Oak Elementary
  • Santa Fe Elementary
  • Sky Ranch Elementary
  • Sooner Elementary
  • Southgate/Rippetoe Elementary
  • Wayland Bonds Elementary
  • Winding Creek Elementary

[edit] Alternative Education

  • Vista Academy

[edit] References

  1. ^ ci.moore.ok.us, accessed March 2009
  2. ^ Moore School District, Education.com (accessed June 10, 2010).

[edit] External links


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